This is the only woman who can talk faster than me. 

The largest concession we got was $20k for a roof in poor condition (circa 1823), but the woman just wanted out.

Only a small portion goes to a claims reserve and ultimately to a claim payout.To give you an example of the type of title defect that couldn't be discoved in a search, I handled a claim from an insured after she had been contacted by a woman claiming to have an interest in the property the insured had just purchased. 

@Jason Cox  The worst one was a woman who gave a deposit -they were getting a divorce and then she was going to stop the check because they decided to "work it out" instead of her taking the rental.

PS I’m not too savvy on this for him, but I did have a young woman reach out to me.

I have an older immigrant woman on it .

I was baffled that others didn't see what I saw...paid $100k for a 2bd and 2 years later folks were offering me $440k, I decided to hold on instead...My point for sharing that is: one man's D is another man's (or woman's) treasure.

The woman who owns it is from New York. 

But you know, it just might be because I don't want to get yelled at by my mom again (that woman be fierce!).

When you get in front of the judge, explain how this woman held you hostage and you where trying to protect your property.Unless your have a 'bleeding-heart' of the judge...he/she will most likely act on your side and approve your 'tactics' and you can get her gone....and don't involve the police.